We discussed a few general guidelines. In no particular order
1. Be prompt - Lab discussion begins when lab time is schedule for, so you should plan on arriving 5 minutes early
2. Camp is a marathon - we need you to sustain a high level work ethic throughout camp. Do not plan on "catching up" on either sleep or week later.
3. Ask questions - whether it be of us, library staff, dorm staff, etc. Ask us questions and demand of our time. We are here to work with you.
4. LOVE THE LAB - this means set up your dartmouth email accounts so you can facilitate communication. This also means checking the wiki for updates, being supportive of each other, being respectful of each other, and being responsible to each other.
5. Participation - please participate both verbally and non verbally in all lab strategy discussions. We will never spend lab time cutting cards. Instead, every minute of lab time revolves around strategy/argument discussion. Of course, be respectful of other people's points and allow everyone to participate.
6. NO LAPTOPS - Nicole will take notes and post them to the wiki. You may take additional notes by hand (paper and pen/pencil) if you wish. But copious notes should not be necessary as someone else will facilitate that for you.
7. Seek other other staff & be respectful of them - try to seek out electives with other staff members, discuss arguments with them, and pay careful attention during lectures and electives. Every staff member is here to help you, so maximize your experience by interacting with all of us.
1. Be prompt - Lab discussion begins when lab time is schedule for, so you should plan on arriving 5 minutes early
2. Camp is a marathon - we need you to sustain a high level work ethic throughout camp. Do not plan on "catching up" on either sleep or week later.
3. Ask questions - whether it be of us, library staff, dorm staff, etc. Ask us questions and demand of our time. We are here to work with you.
4. LOVE THE LAB - this means set up your dartmouth email accounts so you can facilitate communication. This also means checking the wiki for updates, being supportive of each other, being respectful of each other, and being responsible to each other.
5. Participation - please participate both verbally and non verbally in all lab strategy discussions. We will never spend lab time cutting cards. Instead, every minute of lab time revolves around strategy/argument discussion. Of course, be respectful of other people's points and allow everyone to participate.
6. NO LAPTOPS - Nicole will take notes and post them to the wiki. You may take additional notes by hand (paper and pen/pencil) if you wish. But copious notes should not be necessary as someone else will facilitate that for you.
7. Seek other other staff & be respectful of them - try to seek out electives with other staff members, discuss arguments with them, and pay careful attention during lectures and electives. Every staff member is here to help you, so maximize your experience by interacting with all of us.